Question #137026

How many moles are in 40.9 g of titanium(II) chloride?



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Expert's answer
2020-10-06T14:11:08-0400

Given:

titanium(II) chloride - TiCl2TiCl_{2}

mass(TiCl2)TiCl_{2}) = 40.9 g

Molar mass(TiCl2)TiCl_{2}) = 118.77 (gmol)( \tfrac{g}{mol} )


Solution:

n=mMrn= \dfrac{m}{Mr}


n=40.9118.77n= \dfrac{40.9}{118.77}


n=0.344n=0.344 moles of TiCl2

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